we have a light wind south and east. 's the planner where we've got scott: northwest to southeast. visibilities are low to the north where the snow is coming down. temperatures are in the teens and 20s. we have light wind south and east. here's the planner where we've got highs in the mid 20s. scott: here's a quick check outside on one of our iowa northwest to southeast. visibilities are low to the north where the snow is coming down. temperatures are in the teens and 20s. we have a light wind south and east. here's the planner where we've got d-o-t traffic cam's here at . many folks still waking up and starting their workday....please drive safely everyone... lukas: thanks scott... big changes are coming for twitter... the social media giant is taking steps to keep users safe from reena ninan have the details. >>> in today's "techbytes" -- new warning about lithium ion baeries. >> they can be dangerous to ship. linked to at least three airplane fires. >> such batteries should be separated from ore flammable cargo. the faa has issued a similar warning. >>> twitter has formed a new t

we have a light wind south and east. the stormcast hd illustrates that we have some light snow that will wrap up early in the afternoon. then we've got flurries tomorrow night into early friday with most of the accumulating snow missing north and east. today's high is 25. the low is 9 with mostly cloudy skies. tomorrow's high is 24 with clouds and flurries. here's your extended forecast. jessica rae scott: northwest to southeast. visibilities are low to the north where the snow is coming down. temperatures are in the teens and 20s. we have a light wind south and east. the stormcast hd illustrates that we have some light snow that will wrap up early in the afternoon. then tomorrow night into early friday with most of the accumulating snow missing north and east. today's high is 25. the low is 9 with mostly cloudy skies. tomorrow's high is 24 with clouds and flurries. here's your extended forecast. northwest to southeast. visibilities are low to the north where the snow is coming down. temperatures are in the teens and 20s

even some thunderstorm activity will be keeping our eye on that overnight and what a night for the south east. as far as the rainfall right now moisture still offshore may across south florida. now the reason for the tornado activity across the south east. high pressure across the western atlantic and pumping in a lot of warm moist air running into cold dry air. 18 tornadoes reported between louisiana and alabama. the tainld of that ll swing through south florida during the day tomorrow we have more in our forecast a little bit later on. >> former president clinton in south florida campaigning for his wife t.candidate on both side continue to quarrel on the campaign trail. jeff has the latest on the race for the white house. >>reporter: president clinton on the move in south florida wrapping up a fundraiser at art gallery in win wood neighborhood. mr. clint spent monday stumpping and clinton. lary backing out of the events last week. >> hilary is running to restore the american dream to all americans. to restore broad bates prosperity and take it into the future. >>reporter: former secretaryo

a few strong storms are possible mainly south and east of lynchburg this afternoon. the highest severe weather risk will stay south and east (the carolinas and far eastern virginia) of the abc-13 viewing area. street and county road flooding will be a more widespread local issue, especially across southside. gusty winds and small hail are possible in the stronger local storms. please stay weather aware. temperatures reach the mid to upper 50s, with 60s possible on the southside. the bulk of the rain moves out later tonight, with overnight lows 40s. 3 3 pattie this morning, donald trump is waking up a winner and one step closer to the gop nomination in the race for president.whit trump got a big victory in the nevada caucuses on the same night the democratic contenders hit the stage for a town hall in south carolina. kenneth moton has the latest. 3 3 this morning, donald trump?on a winning streak after another decisive victory?this time nevada.sot donald trump we love nevada, we love nevada love for trump but that anger at washington and a strong desire for an outsider

in the south-east of the country, not just outside its borders, but in the south-east. there has been ongoing battles in towns and villages. turkey has been targeting the y.p.g., celebrating their positions. turkey sees the advance in the northern corridor close to the border as a national security threat. turkey's p.m. saying we'll take all measures against the organizations even in syria. but the question is can it send ground forces, pressing for a ground operation, telling international allies. there's no appetite from western allies, we have to remember that russia controls the skies. at the end of the day turkey sees az as as a red line, they don't want to see the opposition base fall. the y.p.g. is advancing towards azaz, and some of its forces are at its doorstep. az as under threat. the turkish military striking positions inside syria. >> now, there has been an attack in the south-east of turkey as well, to add to the list of attacks going on in the region, tell us about that one. >> a turkish military convoy was hit by a roadside bomb. a number of soldiers kil

even somethunderstorm activity will be keeping our eye on that overnight andhat a night for the south east. plenty of tornadoes there. as far as the rainfall right now moisture still offshore may take some time to move in here across south florida. now the reason for the tornado activity across the south east. high pressure across the western atlantic and pumping in a lot of warm moist air running into cold dry air. 18 tornadoes reported betwtwn louisiana and alabama. the talnld of that will swing through south florida during in our forecast a little bit later on. >> former president clinton insouth florida campaigning for his wife t.candidate oboth side continue to quarrel on the campaign trail. jeff has t t latest on the race for the white house. >>reporter: president clinton on the move in south florida wrapping up a fundraiser at art gallery in win wood neighborhood. mr. clinton spent monday stumpping and fundraising for hillary clinton. hilary backing out of the events last week. >> hilary is running to restore the american dream to all amejicans. to restore broad bates prosperity and

the rain continuing to fall in prairieville 20 miles south east of baton rouge. millions across the south forecast to be affected. >> people need to be on alert for the potential of tornado moving through the area of louisia, mississippi, alabama and the florida panhandle. >>reporter: we are watching the panel handle now. officials from the e tional weather service confirmed at least 7 tornadoes have hit. live in the satellite center, 7 news night team. >> would be carjacking victim turns the tables and opens fire. police say a 13-year-old armed with a aun approached the vehicle at the intersection of northeast 16th avenue and 159 street in north miami beach just after midnight. passenger in that car pulled his own gunshoting that 13-year-old twice. the teen was taken to jackson memorial hospital. two people in the car were not hurt. if you have any information call crime sppers at this number on the screen. >> death in the cats to family to tell you about. cuban state media reports ramone castro the older brother of fidel and raul has died. known by his nickname

and east of the triangle or south and east of the raleigh area. oddly enough it's not roxboro. this is usually the area that we're keeping a close eye on. you might stay dry in roxboro. 3 at the airport, east to northeast winds at 3 miles per hour. it is coldest to the north where we have clear skies, 28 in south hill, 38 in raul lee. temperatures in the low 40s down to the south. even though it's in the low 40s it's still coming down as sleet. we're getting reports in from our viewers to the south, all of this lifting to the north and east and all ahead of the bigger system that will have some pretty big impacts. rain tomorrow. if you are headed to the east tomorrow along the eastern sections of north carolina they're going to have a bit of a messy super bowl sunday. here's where the surface level low is. that will help to strengthen the storm system and push it off to the north and east as we go through the day tomorrow. overnight tonight the precipitation, the best chance will be in our southern and southeastern communities. this is 7:00 tomorr

it's keeping most of it south and east of raleigh. still the potential of snow mixing inat times. this is 5. most of it is south and east and keeping raleigh right now mainly dry in raleigh. that could change if this system shifts a little bit to the west. so we're going to have to watch this closely. mike moss will be on wral starting at 7:00 tomorrow morning. 33 overnight. a rain/snow mix to the south. tomorrow we're most likely going to see rain mixed with snow, possibly changing over to all snow from around raleigh, maybe southeastern sections of wake county with highs in the 40s. then we will have a cold front move in monday. some rain possible. and then cold temperatures moving in behind that front. it is going to be cold for the rest of the week with highs in the 40s. but an interesting weather day tomorrow. now it looks like it should be thank you. >>> a big game today. >> exactly. a whole weekend's worth. up next, state, duke, and carolina all hit the course. plus, a father and son story from the super bowl. familyat fyoknt slam, entafe oal. my llpiip ee. ipff >>> things c

a strong low pressure system tracking to our south and east will just miss us with precipitation, but we will have some rather breezy to windy conditions over the next couple of days. north winds have taken over, so we will see cooler air tracking into the kwwl viewing area. despite the cooler airflow, we will stay above normal today with highs in the across the south last night, killing at least three people. of sugar hill mobile home park, more than 150 homes now just piles of ruble. here, more than 30 were hospitalized, seven of those critical. the ruble. toys..a neighborhood wiped off the map.. dozens were injured.. many of them pulled from the rubble.. barely alive. s/ colonel michael edmonson/louisiana state police "we're asking for calm for this area. we're asking for prayers. we need that..this community needs that." some 19 million people were at risk during round one of the massive winter storm. all the way to nat: "we just held on to each overturned semi trucks, a gutted gold's gym.. and thomas howard.. who watched sot - thomas howard - tornado survivor 1:08-1:11 "and all a

the that is quickly drifting off to the south east. pulls through it the is combination of sun and cloud rest of the way with biting cold wind chills, 22 degrees, temperatures holding steady any philadelphia, 2.6. wind picking up west northwest at 16 miles an hour. the gusting over to 25. wind chill of 8 degrees right now in philadelphia. that is actually one of the warmest numbers compared to what is going on north and west. temperatures this week, we have been on a free fall. do you remember first week of february, 50's and 60's. here's the second week, 44 monday. then all downhill from there. mid 30's tuesday and wednesday. thursday only 28. and then yesterday, pretty much started this cold spell. 26 degrees. wind chills in the teens. right new we're seeing gusts as high as 31 miles an hour in dover. 26 miles an hour in wilmington. twenty-four in millville. twenty-three in atlantic city. beach haven showing 25. with the wind advisory in effect today some areas could see gusts as high as 40 to 50 miles an hour during the course of th

that's going to be south and east of wayne county, and samson county. be the potential for the most snow. the rest of us get to see snowflakes mixing in and doesn't look like we'll see much accumulation. first alert predictor now and you can see throughout the evening rain showers start to move up. temperatures dropped. we would see some snow forming. and wayne county, just south of golds bureau, some of that begins to move on in. then it will continue to fester and kind of expand a bit. as we go toward the earlier morning hours. and by 8:00, east of i-95 we could be looking at some of that snow. quickly, changing over to rain by the afternoon. and eventually it will likely push on off to the east. taking more of a snow chance with it as the sun goes down and temperatures drop off. so the good news is for those of us from wayne county to the north and to the west you'll likely see hardly anything, and maybe not even that much rain and the rest could see a little snow down to the south and east. our focus shifts to monday. rain showers move and could see

east. by tomorrow the more clouds across south florida. it gets warmer. could see shower off the breeze but wednesday will be key. warm air and moisture funnel across south florida. good chance for thunderstorms. it gets hot. then behind the front once it moved through it looook like we see cooler temperatures for the end of the week and the cool temperatures could stick around through the weekend. here's marine forecast. threat of rip current at the beach. 20 knot wind. biscayne bay moderate chop. florida keys also exercise caution especially for sea beyond the reef building 4 to 6 feet. now for tonight next high tide de broward actually this is 9daderoward actually this is 9:36 tomorrow morning. 10:56 the lower key. water temperature 72 degrees. for this evening partly mostly cloudy chance for written ross the keys. low 70's and warm spot is the keys. by tomorrow it look like we see more in the way of clouds. weather chance of some showers southf the breeze. advertise about 79 degrees. we are there or a little warmer across south florida. long run bette

products include fish caught in south-east asia, clothes made in sweat shops and gold that could have been mined by children in africa. >> reporter: slavery still flourishs now. these fishermen were forced to work on thai fishing boats. they're far from the only ones. it is estimated that more than 30 million people, adults and children, are trafficked like merchandise, forced to work, sold into marriages and exploited for sex as prostitutes, and campaigners say almost every region of the world has its victims >> they about 150 billion dollars in illegal profits. it is a sizeable chunk of any economy. >> reporter: now the u.s. congress has bill that will ban the import of goods produced by forced and child labor. in fact, it is an amendment to an 80 year old anti slavery law >> what the old law said, mr president, is basically economics just trumped human rights. >> reporter: from seafood caught in south-east asia to cotton grown elsewhere and goldmined in africa, the u.s. government lists 350 different types of goods from 47 countries that could be banned understand the new legislati

we just had a meeting of the asean group of south-east nations in the u.s. in california. as far as president obama was concerned, he again called for a lack of militarization of these and said that the u.s. would continue its overflights and its naval missions to ensure freedom of navigation was not impinged upon >>> ut u.s. showing strength in the region today as a message not only to china but to others. >> reporter: that's right. here in south korea athe u.s. has been putting on a display. four f22 raptohrs landed here in south korean, very advanced fighters jets, what the u.s. says the most capable air superioritity aircraft in the world. this is not aimed so much as china as at north korea, a response to its recent nuclear tests and rocket launches. at a time in 2013 the u.s. did a mission with b52 bombers, nuclear armed or at least capable of carrying nuclear weapons. that elicited an extremely strong response from north korea and the tensions continued for some weeks after that. so we wait to hear from pyongyang, its response to the latest show of force by the u.s.

east. by tomorrow the more clouds across south florida. it gets warmer. could see shower off the breeze but wednesday will be key. warm air and moisture funnel across south florida. good chance for thunderstorms. it gets hot. then behind the front once it moved through it look like we see cooler temperatures for the end o othe week and the cool temperatures could stick around through the weekend. here's marine forecast. threat of rip current at the beach. small craft exercise caution. 20 knot wind. biscayne bay moderate chop. florida keys also exercise caution especially for sea beyond the reef building 4 to 6 feet. now for tonight next high tide dade broward actually this is 9dade broward actually this is 9:36 tomorrow morning. 10:56 the lower key. for this evening partly mostly cloudy chance for written across the keys. low 70's and warm spot is the keys. by tomorrow it lookike we see more in the way of clouds. weather chance of some showers south of the breeze. advertise about 79 degrees. we are there or a little warmer across south florida. long run b

she's in the south east now. lauren. . >> hey there, tony. we were driving through prince george county and we came into the district here to this intersection beping road and east capital street where we pulled off because we saw flash flooding taken really was the perfect example of flash flooding. take a look. >> there were at least three cars that were stranded and they blocked traffic lanes until they could be towed a way and engines stald as they drove through what was essentially a mini rivera long bening road and we pulled up around 6:15 this evening than was lightning and rain was pouring down and we stopped because we saw the road was starting to pond. within minutes it was completely flooded. the high water caused traffic has ashd and some drivers stopped to turn and avoid it and people behind them honking and majority did drive through it and they had us holding our breath because along with threat of ep jip stalling out which again happened to three cars, there was debris, the water which had waves in the whipped carried umbrella

so it's the south east however that we are focusing our attention on tonightt. we are looking at a line of strong thunderstorms. that's going to stick around during the day tomorrow. w what we have here is high pressure to the east. a front and couple of area of low pressure. now everything is going to move by tomorrow theore clouds across south florida. it gets warmer. could see shower off the breeze but wednesday will be key. warm air and moisture funnel across south florida. good chance for thunderstoror. it gets hot. then behind the front once it moved through it look like we see cooler temperatures for the end of the week and the cool temperatures could stick around through the weekend. here's marine forecast. threat of rip current at the beach. small craft exercise caution. 20 knot wind. biscayne bay moderate chop. florida keys alco exercise caution especially for sea beyond the r rf building 4 to 6 fefe. now for tonight next high tide dade broward actually this is 9dade broward actually this is 9:36 tomorrow morning. 10:56 the lower key. water temperature

>> reporter: there are 6500 nautical miles of pacific ocean between south-east a sha and the west coast of the united states. for the president the asean region's dynanism is central to global economic growth and security in the 21 st century. that's why he hats invited the ten leaders to come to california and have an informal discussion, basically to sure them of u.s. engagement and commitment to that region but at the same time to remind the leaders that the relationship is mutual beneficial. u.s. officials say the talks are not meant to focus on china, but they will discuss maritime security. for asean countries are embroiled in dispute over the south china sea.

the closer you are at 95, you'll have a better chance farther south and east. here's all the moisture moving up from the south. those two will meet over our region and produce at least some snow over the next say, 6, 7 hours. but that's going to be about it. temperatures, 43 right now. even if it was to fall as snow, the temperatures so warm, it wouldn't be able to stick. >> we focus on a pocket of. >> southern maryland. take a look, pax area, we'll drop another five degrees by early morning, but still well above freezing. that's why we're saying moderate between 6 and 8:00 a.m., really it's 9:00 a.m., but the sweet spot is between 1:00 a.m. and about 7:00 a.m. is where most of this activity will occur. >> most roads should be fine. we'll show you who we think has the best chance to see some acc accumlax. again, everybody, south and east of i-95, winter weather advisory. >> all right, thavnnks, you guy. new video shows a frightening scene playing out, the store owner forced into the back at knife point. his safe emptied out. >> the store hasn't opened since. ton

a base is being deployed to south-east of mosul. the second largest city was taken over by i.s.i.l. in 2014. it is the last day of campaigning in uganda ahead of elections on friday. police fired tear gas while some supporters threw rocks. one person was killed. our correspondent reports. >> reporter: the final campaign rally for the uganda's presidential elections are here in the capita. the main opposition leader and his supporters were met with tear gas fired by police as they tried to walk through the city center. police say he was held because he didn't stick to an authorisingd route and his diversion would disrupt businesses. his supporters don't see it that way. >> the dictatorship is so scared of him, that they can't allow him to interact with his supporters >> reporter: the police say that when they took him it was not an arrest >> we have asked him and his campaign team to coordinate and harmonise his promise with the police. >> reporter: a short while later he was released and back on the campaign trail. on thursday's poll he is running against the incumbent president who

and the rain snow line is going to press south and east. so between now and 8 a.m. it makes its way to the upper cape and to the outer cape by the or -- 9 or 10. nantucket. once you make the change over -- chatham and nantucket. once you make the changeover look at that. the back edge comes through worcester around 2 p.m. into boston between 3 and 4 and lingers longer in the outer cape until the evening hours. but the intensity is lighter and clearing comes in after that. snowfall totals 5 to 8 inches. a wet pasty consistency. in some highest totals you may see isolated outage that may rut. 2 to 4 well north and west of boston back up to concord new hampshire and that tapers off north and west. more like 2 to 4 on the cape and coat to 2 on nantucket. it takes longer to make the transition over. overnight tonight, we drop back into the teens. and 20s so it's clear skies that means we will ice over in some spots. and you want to make sure everything is treated and watch your step tomorrow morning. looks great. sun and clouds and temperatures a little above average. lo

fairbury in south east nebraska. the fairbury police department is looking for a child who was last seen at 916 6th street, fairbury and is believed to be in danger. the child's name is jaxon smetter. he's a 2 month old boy with blond hair and was last seen wearing a grey shirt that says awesome", and black striped the child may be with earnest howard, a 35 year old bald white man. they may be traveling in a brown kia rondo with nebraska license plate tef 590. if you have any information please call 911 or contact fairbury police department at 402-729-3355 immediately. a 17-year-old spirit lake teen is in custody after a pursuit that traveled through both emmet and kossuth counties wednesday afternoon. the driver had been reported by dickinson county to possibly be suicidal. an officer tried to stop the vehicle westbound on highway 9 near maple hill, that's when the vehicle sped up. as the pursuit continued, the emmet county sheriff's department deployed tire deflation devices and the suspect's front tires were

clear conditions in the afternoon, even sun shine in south east iowa. i think they could hit the 50s in burlington. the north west iowa. a little bit of snow in the tail end of this system. may be five to 7-inches of snow. the latest snow tracker you can see it gives us about 5 or 7-inch, give a couple either way, maybe 3 to 6 here or 7, and then 9-inches, tweive inches, maybe even 15 in sioux city. there in north west iowa with the day. for tonight, snow showers are possible early, heavy snow after 4:00 a.m. the winds will be increasing tonight and the winds will be strong tomorrow morning. thirty-seven will make things better, though, that will be an afternoon high say 4, 5 in the afternoon. here's the 7-day tracker, temperatures are going to get a little bit milder after tomorrow we really don't have any snow in the forecast so it looks good for travelers and good for everyone, i guess here in central iowa. we'll throw it back to you guys for more caucus coverage. >> before we get to the caucus know we already have in 30 school closings round our vie

a man is charged following an south-east side of des moines... just before 2:30 this morning a fight broke out at a party near the quiktrip on south east 14th. the victim came to the store, with a minor stab wound and was later treated at a local hospital. a suspect vehicle... and arrested 22 - year - old daniel cruz. he is now charged with assault with a dangerous weapon. cruz. des moines police have arrested man on fire... moines is now facing charges of attempted murder and willful reports it happened saturday at a home in street. police found a man with burns... he claims it was thornton who lit him on fire. the two were apparently engaged. she is now in custody at the polk county jail. this weekend, there is potential of flooding because of ice jams... several jams were reported overnight along the des moines river basin including near fort dodge and fraser. river rises of 3 to 4 feet have occurred behind these jams and...they can lead to flash flooding of low lying areas. the jams are expected to move south down the des moines racoon river

rain continuing t to fall in prairieville 20 miles south east of baton rouge. millions across the south >> people need to be on alert for the potential of tornadoes moving through the area of louisiana, mississippi, alabama and the florida panhandle. >>reporter: we'll be keeping an eye onhe florida panhandlean eye on the florida panhandle. officials from the national weather service have confirmed at least 7 tornado in the area so far. live in the satellite center, 7 news night team. >>> live coverage continues with chief meteorologist phil who earlier told thus part of the country would be under the gun tononht phil. >>reporter: 7 confirmed tornadoes but there have been at least 18 reports of twisters tonight and it will continue to be a nasty night across the south east. that is all due to an area of low pressure and trailing frochbility you can see all the heavy rain and the cloudiness but draw your attention to thisarea right here. you see all the dots of yellow, orange and some reds. those are the areas with severe thunderstorm activity and those are the on

temperatures at 39 on the east side of taughton at taughton the colder air is coming so the rain snow line will continue to press south and east here so bridgewater and plymouth is next. precipitation comes down harder, too, we are getting wet snowflakes that mix in and that may be the case east of there as well. snowflakes coming downright here at wbz studios and some of the deeper blues indicate where the snow is coming down at a steadier calypso have an e-mail from mark that said an inch of snow on ground and we are talking about sterling to clinton back up near boxboro and that's where we have the moderate burst of snowch anticipating conditions to deteriorate on the roads over the next several hours as that band shifts east and that rain snow line continues to transition through mid to late morning on the cape. we have had reports all morning coming in and pamela gardner is standing by with the weather watcher reports. we are always thankful for these. >> they are valuable especially when we are dealing with the rain to snow transition. brian in belmont new hampshire reporting 32 degrees snow picked up in intensi

there is pockets of heavier storms and they have been in the south east. that's where they will remain. there is no out there in the great lakes. it's out in the midwestern states in the northern plains. doesn't look like we get anytime after lunch time, rain is coming through. solid range could bring you some showers on the backside as it pulls away from us.it's a dryer start to thursday but there is an area of low pressure offshore tomorrow night and into friday morning. we bring back some precipitation but there is just some flakes out east and not much happening in the majority of the state. temperatures make it up to 580 in the rain kicks in after lunchtime. there is a high of 58 and it's windy . we have sunnier skies as to go into the weekend. it's another interesting chance on tuesday of next week. we have daily and hourly forecast all set up in the apple itunes store. it cost you zero dollars. let's bring in ines . let's hope we have zero . there.ines: not much going on. sussex county is you make your way into nassau county moving fine. as far as w

sunny skies, dry air and mild winds will be common with high temperatures pressure looks to shift south and east allowing for some clouds to develop, winds to pick up slightly and temperatures to fall a tad. a weak frontal system will force its way into the valley this weekend but due to our persistent dryness to the atmosphere and stability in the mid and upper levels, only a few clouds will form over head making the weekend mostly sunny sunday (valentine's day). next week, sunny skies are back and the climb into the low and a metro officer is badly hurt on an overnight call. 13 action news reporter parker collins is live near buffalo summerlin parkway. parker-- how's the officer? they think he'll survive... but he had to go to u-m-c trauma. just a few hours ago... one officer got kicked in the head. he could have a concussion! he was going out on a call because a couple was fighting. police say the guy who did it was on something. 6:08-6:11 he's been tased... attempting to take him into custody now. 6:21-25 he's so far still screaming. copy. he also went to the hospital to get checked out they

model keeps most of the snow back in the mountains a west virginia southwestern virginia had south and east mining get us a few breaks is sunshine today but every once in a while to get a nice burst the snow some of that could drift to the south and east a the mountains so even through the route and new river valley and roanoke valley don't be surprised snow shower today but again most of it stays back in the mountains like were all the heavier snow will be confined that's the western facing slopes pocahontas county greenbrier county that's were some areas could see six inches plus of snow before it's all said and done but for the highlands the rest of the mountains in west virginia far southwest virginia maybe a coating to inch or two and then as he head through the newer valley roanoke valley lynchburg one of those bursts of snow you might get a quick coding here and there forecast for today would talk about temperatures into the 30s. overall through lynchburg loving stint appomattox temperatures into the thirties southern virginia upper thirties to low forties as you travel through the n

our best chance for precipitation will be if you are to the east and to the south of raleigh, up to a dusting in some spots, likely on grassy surfaces this afternoon with minimal impact on the road. east of that, rain and windy conditions on the coast with some mexican the triangle, but to the north and norteshwdry today. this coastal system is cutting that rain and precipitation line through the middle part of north carolina. and durum, high of 39 degrees in fayetteville. the super bowl , if you are planning on staying inside for the game, that's the place to be. 74degrees in california though, a great day in santa clara. mostly sunny, warm and dry. kick off tonight is 3:30 p.m. west coast time. tonight, we drop down to 30 degrees. partly cloudy and winds out of the north could gust as far high as 25 miles per hour. we dry out tonight into tomorrow and we start off the day dry before the cold front brings us the chance of rain tomorrow evening. some lingering flurries tuesday morning, we dry out tuesday afternoon, wednesday, thursday and friday. colder especially wednesday with a hig

i the hardest hit spots aret s a going to be south and east ofast town. mary's county, calvert's t county, parts of charles charles county. thinking of you guys as you'regs getting the heaviest rates ofsto snow at this hour.snow there you go.ther hey, travel in new york, yor boston, call ahead if you're ioe flying because they're likelyy'k having travel issues up there as well. wel they're expecting severalexpect inches of snow here duringe dur rush hour this morning.is mni they've got a winter storm wte warning up in boston. 38 right in you in washington.no notice all those numbers arell e above freezing real quick.eezik. there's your seven day.e'your just want to point out later l this afternoon sunshineft saturday and sunday look great, highs about 50.ut maybe more snow next week. >> thank you.ou >> weekend looks good though. t. >>> hi erin good morning. morng >> i'm word about the statusouts of our friday morning commute.ne outer loop crash approachingshrc new hampshire avenue ishamp blocking the second to right s lane right there.la right t mess of s

freezing in tkpwrapbdz 31 montrose. 40s to the south and east. we're look at temperatures in the 30s. of the front range. that includes metro denver. after that morning cloud cover and a left over flurry. we're looking pretty good. with the afternoon sunshine. so the sthoe develops. again up to an inch. is really pushing it. 15 tonight. a left over flurry otherwise sunshine comes back. and 34. to 44. down to 39. windy on sunday. and then look at this. nice stretch of sunny days. and a warming trend. we'll be putting on sunscreen by the end of next week. >> sounds nice. >> i like that. >> . you have one hour left to help broncos can you be the country beat the panthers fan. to win the fan challenge.

and of course this is all south and east of the triangle this morning. remember through the day as you head out as you run into any wet conditions you have the windshield wipers your headlights need ton on as part of the law. so along that i-95 corridor along the south and east that's where we're seeing problems with the rain this morning. some of it mixed in with a little bit of sleet or snow. mostly sleet according to the reports we're getting, especially right around the four oaks area and also mcgee's cross roads. also, you want to keep this in mind for tomorrow's morning's commute in cary and morrisville. they're going to be closing morrisville park way tomorrow morning, between bristol creek drive and crabtree crossing parkway. there's a railroad crossing right in there and d.o.t. is going to turn that into a bridge so it's going to be separated from the road and it's going to be closed for six months. and of course morrisville parkway is very busy. they have a detour set up. those are already very busy roads and that additional traffic from morris

the heaviest will be south and east. it could booy mixing in -- it could be mixing in with sleet and there could be a messy commute. low to mid30s and this is a heavier wet snow. it will be that way tomorrow morning. weather impact is a six. one to three inches in cleveland, akron canton up to six inches and maybe even a little more. that's going to i think -- school closings will be shut and a lot of delays. we will have you covered tomorrow morning. navigate your commute with and laura d marine yaw. laura dee maria. we will be all over this. forecast details hour by hour coming up later on. denise, over to you. >> denise: thank you, jeff. many of you probably watched the grammys and one star you didn't see was rihanna. the singer walked the red carpet, but then told the show's producers she couldn't perform because of an illness. her doctors put her on 48 hours of vocal rest because she was at risk of hemorrhaging her vocal cords. >> romona: as you can man -- can imagine social media was a buzz because of what happened

winds out of the south east at 5-10. we'll be partly cloudy and we are going to have a nice dry track, which is the most important thing if you are out there. have a great time. in that sole out crowd, villages, west to east, alot of sunshine. we'll be looking at temperatures topping at 76 at mount dora. i4 corridor will get alot of sunshine with a high of 76. titusville starting out with patchy fog, but we'll be looking at a lot of sunshine with a high of 73. >> about why a local congress woman received a subpoena from federal prosecutors. next, what happened when we tried to get answers from the congress woman brown. (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. but that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) hey candidates, lowe's presents: how to plan for the future. happy valentine's day. happy birthday. sorry i forgot our anniversary.

get figures relating to retail sales, vechl and industrial output >>> president obama is hosting south-east asia leaders for a two-day summit at a california desert retreat. he will be hoping the efforts bear fruit. >> reporter: there are 6500 nautical miles of pacific ocean between south-east a sha and the west coast of the united states. for the president the asean region's dynanism is central to global economic growth and security in the 21 st century. that's why he hats invited the ten leaders to come to california and have an informal discussion, basically to sure them of u.s. engagement and commitment to that region but at the same time to remind the leaders that the relationship is mutual beneficial. u.s. officials say the talks are not meant to focus on china, but they will discuss maritime security. for asean countries are embroiled in dispute over the south china sea. they have building islands in defiance of international law. yet the asean countries do not have a unified stand with respect to their big neighbor. something that u.s. obama wants to help them address while meeting

east. that's the reason those of you in the south and east will probably see more impact from those of us who have -- live farther away from the coast. and freezing in oxford. also in roxboro on the ground. 38 in chapel hill. and so 44 on the ground in fayetteville. dew point is still in the 20's for the most part there. and you'll notice overnight our temperatures will continue to drop. we'll likely be in the mid to lower 30's across most of the triangle. before warming back up later tomorrow afternoon. so we will be watching. for any precipitation, to see a little bit of snow mixing in with it. 31 expected overnight in raleigh. 27 in roxboro. and fayetteville and clinton, by tomorrow afternoon most of us will warm up to the 40's. 47 expected in durham, raleigh, sanford, 48 there in fayetteville. normal high, 53. so obviously we're going to be a little below the average temperature. cloudy skies are expected. and most of the rain is going to be for our eastern areas as opposed to those north and west and it looks like the potential for the most snow will likely be south and east of clinton a

mainly to the south and east of the metro area. that is because the cold air that we have in place right now, the tree as we head into the morning tomorrow. pictures will begin to climb. as a matter fact, you can see by your hour-by-hour, starting in tomorrow morning, we are in our upper teens. we' ll climb above freezing for eyes. we' ll make it into the mid-30' s and it looks like tomorrow afternoon there could be some wet snow south and east of cincinnati. probably even mixing in with a little bit of rain. it was a couple inches of snow for neighbors. we will keep if you flurries overnight and i. those floors on baby doe. but as we head into tomorrow afternoon and evening. watch her second system. this model is a little bit too warm. while there may be some rain cincinnati tomorrow night. i expect some of this to be so. some of this to keep an eye on is exactly how far west the system jogs. this model has been all over the place the second system. the system here is showing a little bit more rain. a good exit be a little bit mor

we have some 60s probably from around fayetteville to goldsboro and points south and east. a lot of clouds during the day but maybe a couple of pockets where we temporally sunny, especially from around the triangle area south and east. >> mike, thank you. >>> it looks like the panthers defensive end jared outland sunday. >> next from our health team expert, dr. allen mask, is here to talk about what he could likely pay despite a recent broken bone in his foot. >>> everyone watched and waited at the nation's most famous borough. >>> the countdown to super bowl 50s on. injuries could play a key role in who wins the tough defensive matchup between the carolina panthers and denver broncos. >> panthers defensive end, jared allen, suffered an injury. but he is expected to play super bowl sunday. our medical expert, dr. allen mask, is here to discuss his availability sunday. >> reporter: his name does not appear on the first injury report by panthers coach, ron rivera. that is great news for carolina championship win over arizona. now, there are 26 bones in the foot, and all have t

lesser amounts south and east. a7 nrv/highlands: 5-9", isolated higher amounts possible, with minimal icea7 lynchburg and central va: 2- 5" of snow; plus .10-.20" of ice.a7 southside: 1-3" of snow; plus .20-.25" of ice. impacts: travel will be tricky monday and most of tuesday. it is important to note that anything over a quarter inch of ice accumulation (.25") will cause isolated to scattered power outages. be ready and have a plan in case you lose power. the freezing rain will transition to all rain after midnight as temperatures begin to rise. rain continues into tuesday highs reach into the 40s for the 3afternoon. 3 3pattie tight the snow started falling in lynchburg last evening.. let's check in with mona kosar abdi here in lynchburg.. mona any problems on the roads?mona 3pattie plasma3 lynchburg public works works has been working overnight to try to keep the roads clear. yesterday, we spoke to the director of lynchburg public works who says crews took all the precautions necessary to be ready for this round

south east, it's warming up, just rain. a different kind of radar, the colors look a little freaky, i realize, you are looking for where it goes from a solid red, that's snow to the multicolor. wakefield, the changeover line exactly where it is. that's where you have all different things, ice pellets, snow, rain -- -- south of there, that's where it's just rain. the rain snow line is north of boston, progressing northward, but the roads are becoming a mess. i'll keep tracking and have an update in a few minutes. passengers trying to get home after their plane was diverted. it was supposed to land at jfk in new york at 6:00 15, but they were diverted to manchester because of weather and fuel issues. passengers are being told the airline will put them up in hotels for the night and fly them to new york in the morning. >>> developing at 10:00, dozens of people forced out of their homes after pipes burst in the freezing temperatures. this happened at theever son there are frustrated because this is not the first time they have

a light mix changing over to light wet snow, concord points south and east during the begins to intensify just in time for the morning commute. that train of moisture building in from the south will scoot on in here after about two in the morning, as a late wintery mix, but then quickly go over to wet snow, as soon as it intensifies. notice the northern edge of this by one, two in the morning, not into new hampshire just yet. shortly after that time frame we start to see the snow and a little rain at the coast, quickly over to wet snow. lit be the big monster flakes with temperatures right around 32, that wet pasty snow. and it continues through the morning commute through the lunch time hour. a defined northern edge to this system, so tupper valley maybe a few flurries. late morning and early afternoon, dryer air builds in from west to east, so that right at the coast the snow should wind down after one, 1:30 or two at the last. on into the weekend, fairly quiet, such partial sun each day with temperatures lining up in maybe near 40 in parts of southern new hampshire as we go into the da

it will mean periods of light snow, especially south and east of the city. as we go through the day tomorrow, through the morning hours best bet for snow south and east. through the afternoon hours we'll all start to see a little bit of snow shower activity. this one now making its way through the great lakes region. we'll be diving on through late monday night, through the day tuesday, even linger into wednesday. we are talking about periods of snow through that time as well. increasing clouds for today. then as we make our way overnight, clouds get thick. tomorrow morning's early commute, south and east, slick spots. through the afternoon periods of light snow. accumulation-wise for the entirety of the snow period monday through wednesday, we're looking at maybe 3 to 6 inches east of the city. elsewhere a trace to 3. that's total monday through wednesday. for today 47 degrees, increasing clouds. tomorrow, 38. periods of snow especially south and east. tuesday, wednesday, more snow. the 30s. a big drop off for temperatures thursday through saturday. >> a lot

by lunchtime some rain mainly south and east of the triangle. 54. through the afternoon mainly south are the showers. we see the falling temperature today but it gets colder the next seven days. we will have that in a bit but amber rupinta. amber: we have the showers coming down this morning so as it gets busier approaching 7:00 you may definitely want to give yourself extra time. it could slow down the commute. capital boulevard and wade avenue live pictures from breaking news one. rainy start to the day there. really we are seeing showers around a lot of viewing area especially fayetteville in fort bragg and smithfield showers. awful the green -- all of the green is showers. sanford with fog and don't recall foggy conditions. this accident should be cleared soon. 64 westbound and exit 464, that is i-95. five to 10 extra minutes is a good rile -- rule of thumb feel john: we could hear testimony from a witness charged in the murder of a raleigh mother. the witness stand after prosecutors finish questioning ronald anthony's girlfriend. anthony is serv

get figures relating to sales, investment and industrial output >>> president obama is hosting south-east asia leaders in a retreat. he has made close ties with countries in the asia-pacific region a cornerstone of his presidency and hoping that these efforts will bear fruit >> reporter: there are 6500 nautical miles of pacific ocean between south-east asia and the west coast of the u.s. for the president the asean region's dynam isan is vital to the pacific. he sees it is essential to security in the coming times. that is why he has invited the leaders to come to california and have a discussion. basically, to assure them of u.s. engagement and commitment to that region, but at the same time to remind those leaders that the relationship is mutually beneficial. particularly in light of china's recent muscle flecking on asean's doorstep. these talks are not meant to focus on china but they will discuss maritime security. china has taken to building island to strengther her claim in apparent defiance of international law. yet the asean countries do not have a unified stand with regard to th

south. some rain here. by the afternoon starting to skirt out toward the east before finally pushing on over. a little more snow further north. it looks like it is finally refining just a bit and pushing down to the south now. this is the area of low pressure that is under concern. the thing we're watching that will bring us the weather or lack of weather. if it is any further out to the east most of this precipitation could miss us entirely, hitting the coastal areas. if it goes a little further to the north and west it could give us a little bit more. that's the reason it's a little uncertain as to what is going to happen. one thing for sure, it is going to be quick. it'll push on out to the north and east and then another cold front is heading our way with the potential for more flurries. what to expect the next 24 hours? you can get any areas here north of the triangle, north, from durham county up toward the virginia border will mainly see rain if that. you may hardly even see any precipitation at all. areas here toward the triangle, more likely to see a rain/snow mix. and then the furthe

it is heading off to the south east and it should not amount to too much at all. a little fresh coating here. a little light dusting on the sidewalk. watch for slick spots early this morning. then traveling into eastern iowa, watch for locally dense fog from dubuque. it is going to be slow going. all across iowa, the fog is a concern. a week little disturbance. overall, it is going to shape up a quiet monday -- shape up to be by 2:00 this afternoon, our clouds will start to break up. it is going to be a quiet afternoon. not much wind. the roads may be slushy. by 10:00 p.m., we will watch drizzle. temperatures will be above freezing. overnight, who have rain-snow right across iowa. -- overnight, we will have rain-snow right across iowa. it moves off to the east right 8:00 a.m.. it should be near davenport. the weather will take a turn for the better the end of the week. way of snow. a half inch to an inch. central iowa. even back up through fort dodge, close it to two. we got clouds, 21 degrees. it is going to be a great week ahead. headed for 38 degrees today. tem